Mud and Worms
This is a very delicious treat. It is mostly a kid's dessert, but don't get me wrong, adults might enjoy it too. This is a Halloween, birthday, or fun treat that everyone can enjoy. :)
This is a very delicious treat. It is mostly a kid's dessert, but don't get me wrong, adults might enjoy it too. This is a Halloween, birthday, or fun treat that everyone can enjoy. :)
Kids love this! I made this for some pre-school kids I was watching, who were learning about gardening one week. I also put it in individual clear plastic cups and layered the cookie crumbs and pudding.
Read MoreGood idea! I made cupcakes and did the dirt/worm topping (pic uploaded). Pudding will be next!
Read MoreKids love this! I made this for some pre-school kids I was watching, who were learning about gardening one week. I also put it in individual clear plastic cups and layered the cookie crumbs and pudding.
Always a hit. The last time I made this over the weekend I put in a layer of cool-whip in the bottom for something fun and different and I added an extra package of worms too. Ever single person had at least seconds or thirds!
This recipe is always a big hit! We make it at Halloween usually, but it is always a nice treat! It's a quick and easy treat for the kids too!
Good idea! I made cupcakes and did the dirt/worm topping (pic uploaded). Pudding will be next!
This was incredibly easy to make and was a huge hit at my friend's son's birthday party. Both kids and adults went back for seconds! I read another suggestion and layered light cool whip, cookie pieces, chocolate pudding, cookies and worms. I'll make this again and again.
Made for my daughter's Halloween party at her daycare and it went over very well! My daycare provider LOVED this idea and wants to do this each year now! I crushed an entire bag of a store brand sandwich cookie with chocolate filling, which I didn't remove because it really resembled muddy dirt (plus, I liked the consistency it gave). I used individual clear plastic cups, so each of the kids would have their own. I layered the "dirt" first, then a middle layer of pudding, and a final top layer of dirt again. Fun to make and eat, these will continue on as a yearly Halloween tradition!
Very easy to do....I made this in mini plastic cups to serve at our church's Halloween social hour. Very easy and delicious!
It's just fun to say you're eating mud and worms!. It's a cute and easy dessert but a little bland. Maybe I'll use a different brand pudding mix next time.
Flawless, quick and easy! Lots of fun to make with, and for, the kids!
This was very yummy and my son enjoyed it so much! I think my husband enjoyed it more:) I personally could eat it without the worms but thats just a preference.
I make this for my 3 year old son all the time! He calls it 'dirty pudding', lol, and loves it. The only thing I do differently is portion it into individual serving cups. This is a fun, easy, and tasty recipe for kids AND adults too! :)
I made an adult version of these last night to take to a halloween party. In place of milk I added 16 oz of Cool Whip 3/4C of Kahlua and 1/4 C of vodka and use a 5.9oz box of pudding. Really good!
Super Easy. I did these for Halloween and everyone loved them both kids and adults.
Adorable, yummy, and fun for kids and adults! My husband and I loved it as well. We used a bigger package instant pudding and added more Oreo crumbs to equal 6 pudding cups. VERY COOL!
I changed it a little bit with a layer of butterscotch pudding and mini milk chocolate chips as "rocks"
Always a hit.....used Halloween oreos, fat free sugar free pudding and skim milk. Yummy! Kiddos love it!
This recipe was quick and easy! I enjoyed making it then eating it! Yum!
Easy and good. I use a food processor to crumble the cookies and it comes out real soft.
My husband made this today for a Preschool Halloween party. It's a fun recipe with good flavor. Thanks!
It was really a hit with children they all were so happy to see something like this not only children it was also enjoyed by me .This is surely going to be my Halloween dish.
I made this years ago for my worm eater, Nathan. He ate a real worm, then I saw this recipe and made it for my oldest boys often! Very fun!
I think it was an amazing way to treat my friends and family to an easy yet Delicious desert!!!
As I did not have enough oreo cookies, I mixed Ritz crackers. It made it look more "dirt".(put the "dirt" only on the top of the pudding)
Kids LOVE this! If you like, add whip cream on top for snow!
Simple to make, exactly as recipe says. While not necessarily to my taste, kids and adults all loved it! I would increase the number of cookie crumbs listed but that is again strictly by my taste. I love how easy it is!
What a fun, yummy idea! So quick and easy. My three year old son loved it as did I!
Quick, easy and delicious! What adult wouldn't like this? I haven't met one yet! ;)
Awesome! Simple and yummy. My kids loves this and love helping me make it too. Thank you
I made this for my daughter's class Halloween party. Knowing other sugary treats are going to be given to the kids I decided to make this in small (5 ounce ) plastic cups. I doubled the recipe and it made 30 little cups.( see picture ) Following other reviewer's suggestion I got the chocolate crème Oreo cookies, with that kind no need to scrape the filling. Once you crush up the cookies, just separate by had the sticky pieces. I put 1 rounded tablespoon of the cookie crumbs in the bottom of all the cups then 1 tablespoon of the pudding that I gently spread around to adhere to the sides of the cups and then another rounded tablespoon of cookie crumbs. The last step was to stick in the gummy worms. The ones I had were gelatin free, ordered online.
This recipe is so simple, and is guaranteed to be a hit at your next event! Adults & children alike raved about this sweet treat! You can switch the gummies to any gummy candy to suit your theme, but the worms are so fun & perfect for the "dirt"!
Easy and fun! I used vanilla pudding instead of chocolate because I don't like an overload of chocolate. We used the idea from the other dirt pie recipes and used a pot and put in fake flowers.
I made this for Easter brunch dessert. It was easy enough that I didn't mess it up, and my little niece could help. We decorated it with green edible Easter grass, gummy worms, and candy speckled robin's eggs. I tripled the recipe, which was really easy.
Good for the boys' birthday party. Biggest hit with adults. Haha. Kids at heart!
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